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Airbus Targets A350 Wide-Body Sale on Macron’s China Trip

Adding wide-bodies would bolster China’s global tourism capacity as it emerges from a three-year freeze on international travel because of its COVID-19 border shutdown.

An Airbus A350 passenger jet. Photographer: Jason Alden/Bloomberg

Bombardier CEO Sees Blue Skies and Less Debt After Major Overhaul

Ending production of the small cabin Learjet and betting instead on mid- and large-size private jets, the Challenger and the Global, turned out to be a wise move.

Bombardier developed the C Series aircraft, but was unable to make it a financial success and had to offload it to Airbus, which renamed it the A220. Photo: Bloomberg

Boeing and Airbus Intensify Search for Skilled Talent in India

Companies have for decades looked to India, home to about 40% of so-called global capability centers that provide tech, engineering and I.T. support,

Boeing’s booth at the Aero India 2023 show in Bengaluru on February 14. Photo: Bloomberg

Airlines Are Struggling With Engines Just as Travel Rebounds

More carriers are flying with the latest-generation turbines that — while as much as 20% more fuel efficient — also have been prone to far more frequent maintenance cycles than their more robust predecessors.

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Airlines Turn Market Darlings as Covid Forces Financial Clean Up

Unloved during the pandemic with their business paralyzed almost overnight, airlines that cut back to survive the crisis are now blowing through profit forecasts and luring back investors.

Virgin Australia aircraft at Sydney Airport.

Boeing Set to Score 15 Max Jet Order From Hong Kong Airline

Boeing plans to launch mainland Chinese flights to Beijing and Shanghai and to Osaka in central Japan, according to the company’s website.

Photo: Bloomberg

Airline Safety System That Failed Must Wait to 2030 for Fix

One of the worst near-disasters in U.S. history, pilots of an Air Canada flight from Toronto to San Francisco missed a notice about a closed airport runway buried in 27 pages of Notams and other bulletins.

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Boeing Plans To Cut 2,000 Office Jobs This Year

Boeing has faced a number of issues in recent years, including the grounding of its 737 Max after two fatal crashes.

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Boeing Pleads Not Guilty in Fraud Case Over 737 Max Crashes

Lawyers for the families argue that they were blindsided by the 2021 controversial deferred prosecution agreement with the government that granted the company legal immunity, and weren’t consulted on its terms.

Relatives of 737 Max crash victims hold up photos of the dead at an Oct. 2019 hearing of the Senate Commerce Committee. Photo: Bloomberg

Boeing-DOJ ‘Sweetheart Deal’ Decried by Victim’s Wife

The proceedings mean that, for the first time, the company will be formally charged in court in relation to the two crashes, and will have to plead guilty or not guilty.

Photo: Bloomberg

2023 Assured Logistics Summit to take place in Oxon Hill, Maryland, April 12-13

The 2nd Annual Assured Logistics Summit will convene senior level experts for an in-depth discussion revolving around strategic initiatives towards facilitating responsive, flexible, and sustained supply chain and logistics operations to remain in stride with Warfighting demands. The 2023 Summit will discuss how defense agencies and the Military services are enhancing the resiliency, efficiency, and security of supply chain and logistics infrastructure amid a challenging global threat environment.

Lunar New Year Without China’s COVID Zero Policy to Put Airlines to the Test

One factor working in China’s favor is that unlike Western carriers, airlines in China have largely continued to operate their fleets domestically throughout.

Travelers at Beijing airport on Jan. 14. Domestic travel is expected to rebound faster than international. Photo: Bloomberg

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